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Hospital Negligence

Depend on Our Knowledgeable Maryland Medical Malpractice Lawyers

When you’re sick or injured, you rightfully expect medical staffers
to provide you with high-quality medical care and cutting-edge treatments.
In a perfect world, hospitals would organize their staff to work as a
cohesive team to successfully diagnose and treat your symptoms. Instead,
overwhelmed medical staffers are unreasonably pressured by hospital management
to cycle through as many patients as possible. As a result, these stressed
medical staffers start making detrimental mistakes that directly harm patients.

If you’re a victim of hospital negligence, call the
Maryland medical malpractice attorneys at the Law Office of Robert Castro, P.A. We can investigate your case
and help you file an effective medical malpractice claim. Our trial-tested
legal team can effectively represent even the most complex and sensitive
cases. With our assistance, you can secure a beneficial settlement or
verdict that yields significant compensation.

What Is Hospital Negligence?

Patients deserve to be treated in clean hospitals run by attentive staff.
If you’ve been injured by the actions, errors, or omissions of a
hospital’s administrative, medical, or attendant staff, you may
have the grounds to file a medical malpractice claim. Of course, this
is only so long as the hospital employee was performing a job-related
action at the time of your injury.

Examples of hospital negligence include, but are not limited to:

Misreading or ignoring laboratory results

Failure to provide medical assistance

Improper medication or dosage

Poor aftercare

Premature discharge

Mishandling or dropping a patient

Injuring a patient by using faulty or broken equipment

For your lawsuit to be successful, your legal team needs to prove 3 essential
facts: the hospital employee violated the standard of care, you were injured
by the employee’s negligence, and you suffered significant physical
and financial damages as a result of the employee’s mistake.

A positive case result may yield the following damages:

Past and future medical expenses

Loss of income

Loss of earning potential

Long-term professional caregiving fees

Non-economic damages

In Maryland, a plaintiff has five years to file a medical malpractice claim.
If you pass the statute of limitations, the court may refuse to hear your
case. Of course, there are exceptions and nuances to this law, including
the discovery rule, so it’s important to discuss your case with
a legal representative as soon as possible.

Discuss Your Case with an Experienced Legal Representative

Contact the Law Office of Robert Castro, P.A. if you have any questions
or concerns regarding hospital negligence. Approximately 1 million Americans
are the victims of medical negligence each year. Sadly, many of these
injured parties don’t realize that they can pursue legal damages.
Our Maryland medical malpractice attorneys have the knowledge, experience,
and legal resources to guide you through this difficult time.

We understand that it’s difficult to pursue damages when you’re
still recovering from an injury. For this reason, we work on a contingency
fee basis and provide evening and weekend appointments. You can trust
our legal team to manage the details of your case while you focus on recovering.

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